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https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-religious-anxieties-of-the-Middle-Ages-as-reflected-in-the-letter-of-Abelard-to-Heloise/answer/Hans-Georg-Lundahl-1
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- none/ apprx Masters Latin & Greek, Lund University
- Answered 33m ago
- I have not read that letter, but as far as I know it, it was not an anxious letter, so, “the religious anxieties of the Middle Ages as reflected” in it would be some queer psychoanalytic nonsense on Freudian, culturally Marxist, lines.
I have read the poem O quanta qualia, which he also wrote Héloïse in her monastery, and it is definitely not anxious in any normal sense of the word.
co-authors are other participants quoted. I haven't changed content of thr replies, but quoted it part by part in my replies, interspersing each reply after relevant part. Sometimes I have also changed the order of replies with my retorts, so as to prioritate logical/topical over temporal/chronological connexions. That has also involved conflating more than one message. I have also left out mere insults.
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Freudian Marxism is Not Valid Analysis of Medieval Literature
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